M.A.C Cosmetics Studio Fix 24-Hour Smooth Wear Concealer ($28) This long-wearing concealer strikes a delicate balance between second-skin-like fluidity and mattifying full coverage. Gently dot the doe-foot applicator on imperfections and blend with your preferred tool: finger, sponge or brush – or, if you’re really serious, all three.

Benefit Cosmetics 24-HR Brow Setter ($32) Sandra Lewis from Calgary gave this clear gel the ultimate stamp of approval. “It held up all day, and I got the brushed-out thick look I prefer,” she said. “Think Brooke Shields circa 1980.”

Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner ($34) If you desire the longevity of a gel-pot liner but require the ergonomic ease of a pencil, consider this high-impact hybrid. “It has just the right amount of creaminess and great staying power,” said Marie Costa from Kingsville, Ont.

M.A.C Cosmetics Lipstick in Proud to Be Canadian ($24) Although jurors were divided on its matte texture – which has a tendency to be drying – this unapologetically red lipstick is a nod to the brand’s Canadian roots and stays put on your lips. “There was very little transfer to my teacup,” said Shana Terry from Oshawa, Ont.

Lise Watier Rouge Intense Suprême in Mary ($28) Not only does its ultra-elegant magnetic case open and snap shut in the most satisfying of ways, but this deep-red lipstick is also flattering on every skin tone and glides on with ease.

L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara ($14) This lifting mascara features a wavy brush that lengthens each lash and creates a truly separated effect. The result? Thick, feathery lashes that are as bold as they are billowy.

Marcelle Xtension Plus+ Prolash Growth Complex Mascara ($15) A winner for the second time in a row, this hypoallergenic conditioning mascara – made with peptides and vitamins – glides on like a dream and promises to lengthen and thicken lashes in just two weeks.

Pupa Milano Professionals BB Cream + Anti-Aging ($38) This multi-purpose skin tint is a breeze to blend and creates a lightly fragranced, immaculate base that feels fresh and looks just like bare (and well-tended-to) skin.

Amika Perk Up Dry Shampoo ($33) This talc and aluminum-free dry shampoo smells divine and feels incredibly light, as reported by our jurors. It contains rice starch to soak up excess oil and sea-buckthorn extract to keep hair soft and nourished.

Biolage Colorlast Deep Treatment Pack Hair Mask for Color-Treated Hair ($17) The addictive floral scent of this weekly hair mask caught the attention of Ozlem Kuscu from North York, Ont. What’s more, she said, “it gave a beautiful shine to my hair. A little goes a long way.”

Matrix Total Results High Amplify Hairspray Flexible Hold Hairspray ($20) What if we told you that hairspray could hold your ’do in place without turning it into a crunchy shadow of what it once was? This lightweight formula does exactly that – and will “last until the next wash,” said Melanie Fournier from Allardville, N.B.

Joico K-PAK Color Therapy Luster Lock Glossing Oil ($25) Meet the shine-enhancing hair oil of your dreams. It feeds hair with protective keratin and vitamin-E-rich African manketti oil and will increase the vibrancy of your balayage.

Joico K-PAK Color Therapy Shampoo and Conditioner ($19 and $23) Ensuring your dye job doesn’t fade after a handful of washes requires extra care. This nourishing combo is specifically formulated to maintain colour vibrancy and smooth out tangles for easy styling.

Kérastase Blond Absolu Bain Lumière and Kérastase Blond Absolu Fondant Cicaflash Conditioner ($45 and $49) Shannon Mykayla from Port Dover, Ont., said, “Its lather is rich and satisfying, it has a light scent that lasts for days and it makes my hair shiny, soft and lustrous.”

Joico Defy Damage Protective Shampoo and Conditioner ($25 each) For a clean-feeling scalp and hair that smells so good it prompts compliments from anyone within a (responsible) two-metre radius, try out this moringa-seed-oil- and lipid-powered reparative duo.

Maui Moisture Shine + Awapuhi Shampoo and Conditioner ($11 each) This aloe-vera- and coconut-water-based pair hydrates hair without heaviness thanks to the addition of Hawaiian ginger flower. “It was easy to comb through in the shower, and my hair kept its volume between washes,” said Janine Joly from Toronto.

L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Triple Power LZR Fragrance-Free Moisturizer ($40) Formulated with a triad of skin-transforming ingredients – retinol, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid – this lotion is ideal for sensitive-skin types.

Clarins Rose Radiance Cream ($128) Lyne Crepin from Mont-Royal, Que., is tickled by the charming pink colour of this luminosity-boosting cream, which contains hibiscus and harungana extracts to hydrate and smooth. “It gives skin a rosy look on application,” she said.

Esthederm Excellage Cream ($159) This day and night cream received rave reviews from our jurors for its ability to improve skin’s texture, reduce redness and eliminate dry patches. “It has a light texture, is easy to apply and absorbs very quickly,” said Annette May-Graves from Newmarket, Ont.

IDC Hydra Hyaluronic2 ($45) The cure for a parched, flaky face? A cooling gel-serum that drenches skin in two forms of hyaluronic acid, pollution-blocking watercress extract and mineral-packed Swiss glacial water.

Clarins Double Serum ($129) This plant-based serum keeps water-soluble and oil-soluble ingredients separate until the moment they are dispensed. Plus, it has “just enough scent to make it smell luxurious,” said Jane Bowden from Peterborough, Ont.

Lierac Premium The Cure Absolute Anti-Aging ($150) The light texture and subtle jasmine and iris fragrance of this line-smoothing serum won over our jurors. “It leaves a luminous glow and feels beautiful on the skin,” said Lisa Tomko from Sydney, N.S.

Clarins Extra-Firming Yeux ($72) This smoothing balm relies on caffeine extract and horse-chestnut escin to awaken sleepy eyes. Shanna Bautz from Macdowall, Sask., is a fan. “I am in awe of its powers,” she said. “I noticed right away that the tired look I always have seemed to disappear.”

Rodan + Fields Active Hydration Bright Eye Complex ($84) Nicole Hartman from Marwayne, Alta., said: “Since the beginning of the pandemic, I have had to wear a face mask eight hours a day and felt self-conscious about my 43-year- old eye bags. But after I used this product, my eyes felt and looked more refreshed.”

Esthederm Cellular Water Mist ($29) This hyaluronic-acid-and mineral-filled mist delivers a cloud of hydration and primes the skin for anything you layer on it, be it serums or heavy-duty makeup. It also makes an ideal mid-day skin refresher when you need to bring your senses back to earth.

Pixi +C Vit Priming Oil ($38) Our jurors enjoyed this skin-brightening oil because of its lightweight texture and delightful scent. Give the glossy liquid a quick shake to emulsify its nourishing blend of vitamin C, turmeric extract and carrot oil and you’re on your way.

Lise Watier Sun Smart Universal UV Shield SPF 30 ($40) Great skin requires rigorous SPF application, so the sunscreen you select should be one you’ll want to wear. “This is by far the best sunscreen I have ever used,” raved Kavleen Badrain from Brampton, Ont., adding that it has a satiny texture and non-greasy finish.

Ole Henriksen Truth Juice Daily Cleanser ($37) This orange-water-filled gel cleanser lathers up generously and contains exfoliating PHAs that are gentle enough for sensitive skin. Esti Golub from Toronto described using it as “a mini spa experience.”

Garnier SkinActive Micellar Water All-in-1 Cleansing Water ($11) A generous splash of this gentle cleansing water will remove a fair amount of gunk and grime without stripping the skin’s moisture barrier. It’s also suitable for all skin types, which won major points with our jurors.

Bioderma Sensibio $20 H2O Micellar Solution ($20) This iconic micellar solution is made up of a combination of fatty-acid esters and cucumber extract, which together lift dirt away from the skin. Ashlyn Nero from Welland, Ont., said, “It took off a full face of makeup with very few swipes and did not leave an oily finish.”

G.M. Collin Marine Collagen Revitalizing Cream ($98) “All the stars for this face cream,” said Ruxandra Costache from New Westminster, B.C., who treasures the marine-collagen and algae-saturated lotion for the pleasant cooling sensation it creates.

Vichy Soothing Aloe Vera Face Mask ($35) Spread this plush grass-coloured mask on irritated zones to calm redness and relieve inflammation. With its blend of skin-healing aloe vera and Vichy’s signature thermal water, it restores and comforts the epidermis.

Clarins Super Restorative Remodelling Serum ($142) With the help of dark-spot-reducing rock-rose extract, this sculpting serum is meant to perk up slack skin and diminish hyperpigmentation brought on by continued exposure to the elements and, well, getting older.

Bioderma Sébium Lotion ($20) This pH-balanced toner helps to halt breakouts and is favoured by Mesha Thompson from Balderson, Ont., who is keen on the energizing cucumber scent. “It felt so refreshing on my face and helped wake me up in the mornings,” she said.

Nivea Oil Infused Coconut & Monoi Oil Body Lotion ($11.50) The creamy, non-greasy formula adds a silky sheen, said Doreen Sultana from Victoria. “It quickly absorbs into my skin, leaving it feeling softer and more supple,” she said.

Dans un Jardin Mirabella Sugar Scrub ($20) This sweet-smelling scrub gently buffs away rough patches and, thanks to the addition of beeswax, forms a protective barrier on the skin.

Moroccanoil Body Polishing Scrub ($43) “Its gel-like texture reminds me of honey,” said Tanya Firmage from Lindsay, Ont., about this golden argan-shell-powder-based exfoliator. “My skin was visibly less dry after use and looked healthier.”

Malin+Goetz Eucalyptus Deodorant ($26) If the thought of switching to natural deodorant makes you sweat, fear not. This fresh-smelling invisible stick takes home the prize because it does exactly what it’s meant to do: It neutralizes funk all day without causing irritation or residue.

Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Florale ($46) The French brand’s signature all-over dry oil has received a floral update, and our jurors were delighted about it. “I’ve left behind my body creams and lotions and use this in my after-shower routine,” said Mila Anggasadi from Sherbrooke, Que.

L’Occitane Shea Butter Hand Cream ($35) Dry, cracked hands and unsightly cuticles are a thing of the past with this fast-absorbing emollient balm. “After using this cream for three weeks, my hands are healed and feel moisturized and very soft,” said Andreea Ciobanu from Laval, Que.

ClarinsMen Exfoliating Cleanser ($34) This two-in-one cleanser-exfoliator contains a blend of lava powder and salicylic acid microbeads to give pores a thorough cleanse and nix any blemishes that might be bubbling under the surface of the skin.

ClarinsMen Super Moisture Gel ($40) This hydrating moisturizer tones and mattifies skin with ingredients like zinc and bison-grass extract. “My skin was healthy-looking after using this for a few days,” said Randy Callbeck from Charlottetown.